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Santa Fe, NM
United States
The garden's goals are many and are constantly integrated further through the discussion and actions of our students staff family and all collaborative organizations. Above all we seek to provide student's with the ability to know and grow food.
Beverly, MA
United StatesThe proposed project would be for high school students to plant cultivate & harvest crops to sell at farmers' markets. Proceeds from the sales would support the Salem Teen Leadership Program (middle-school students)..
Riggins, ID
United StatesThe primary goal of the program is to expand and maintain an existing school garden to support improved nutritional habits of both elementary and high school students in Riggins Idaho with senior citizens serving as mentors.
Napa, CA
United StatesOur schools lack the infrastructure and funding to inform students about nutrition and plant-to-food connections that are missing from their household education. School gardens represent a viable opportunity to unite the efforts of parents and teachers to overcome this deficiency.
San Antonio, TX
United StatesUnited Way would like to work with a local Title I high school Sam Houston and integrate a garden into their STEM-aligned magnet school (Science Technology Engineering and Math) to integrate real-life experiences with the curriculum.
Hockessin, DE
United StatesThis grant will facilitate the implementation of a sustainable gardening program;therefore providing a valuable resource to the school and surrounding community.
Richfield, MN
United States
Our primary goal for the garden is to provide an outdoor classroom for students to study science (seed life cycles sun pattern tracking) math (spacing timing) health (eating fruits and vegetables) and to provide inspiration for art and journaling.
Middleburg, FL
United StatesOur garden goal includes increasing harvest production to donate fresh produe to a local good bank in our community. We currently have raised beds but are interested in developing vertical gardening beds and container gardens for students who are unable to plant in the ground at home.
Rossville, GA
United StatesOur garden goal is to create a fruit and vegetable garden that will be an educational tool for our students and community. We will use the garden to teach students and community members about healthy food choices as well as all other subjects including math.
North Vancouver, BC
CanadaOur goal is to involve our students teachers parents and community members in planning creating and caring for the garden.
Gardiner, ME
United StatesWe are hoping to greatly expand the GRMS students' exposure to gardening. We would like to use our three newly donated and constructed raised beds to provide hands-on learning across all grades and subjects. The garden produce will supplement the food served in the school cafeteria.
Riverside, IL
United States
Our school garden is nicknamed, The End Zone Garden, because it is located next to the high school's football field. This high visability location has encouraged community participation and this summer we will be working with local Girl Scout Troops, parents and teachers to mantain the garden.
Detroit, MI
United StatesOur goal is to expand the community garden in a nearby community lot. We want to work with the MOSES Food Justice Project and Whole Foods to develop a Soil to Shelf Initiative so that the produce of the garden can be a potential source of income and growth in this community.
Lynn, MA
United StatesProvide fresh organic food for the community year round educate the community and their children about how to grow their own organic food and the nutritional benefits of eating healthy provide the resources for the existing garden to be further integrated into the Ford School curriculum and he
Cincinnati, OH
United StatesThe inclusion of community input and engagement will lead to the community garden serving not only our school cafeteria with healthy and local alternatives but to address the scarcity of fresh fruits and vegetables in the Price Hill area.
New York, NY
United StatesOur garden goal is to involve the kids from K-5 to grow healthy herbs and vegetables in the limited outdoor spaces in the school which is not currently used.
New York, NY
United States
Our garden's main goal is to connect our urban students to the natural world and to introduce gardening with edible plants. Outside of school the PS11 elementary students have very little access to interact with nature and few have participated in growing food.
Brooklyn, NY
United StatesThere are many benefits of a garden within an urban outdoor classroom.
Brooklyn, NY
United StatesWe'll expand growing boxes indoor and outside & employ experts to work besides teacher to integrate gardening into reading math and science curriculum & have higher growing success rates.
Seattle, WA
United StatesOur goal is to create an organic garden where students can observe learn & create.
